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GeForce 306.89 WHQL 64-bit Download
on: 10/09/2012 02:39 PM [ 41 comment(s) ]
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Download NVIDIA GeForce 306.89 WHQL 64-bit drivers for Windows Vista 7 and 8 - GeForce GTX 650 Ti only
These drivers are the NVIDIA GeForce 306.89 WHQL 64-bit drivers - GeForce GTX 650 Ti only. Should you like to try these drivers on a generic GeForce graphics card, here is a Modded nv_dispi.inf from 306.23 or alternatively follow the forum info.
We have a discussion thread open on these drivers right here.
Product Support
This driver adds support for the following NVIDIA GPUs: GeForce GTX 650 Ti
NVIDIA PhysX System Software
This driver package installs NVIDIA PhysX System Software v9.12.0604. NVIDIA GPU PhysX acceleration is available only on systems with GeForce 8-series and later GPUs with a minimum of 256MB dedicated graphics memory. NVIDIA GPU PhysX acceleration is not available if there is a non-NVIDIA graphics processor in the system, even if it is not used for rendering. HD Audio Driver This driver package installs the HD audio driver, version 1.3.18.0. Added or updated the following SLI profiles:
• Alan Wake's American Nightmare - added • Borderlands 2 - added • Darksiders 2 - added • End of Nations - added • F1 2011 - updated • F1 2012 - added • Final Fantasy XIV - updated • Guild Wars 2 - added • Nexuiz - added • Orcs Must Die! 2 - added • PlanetSide 2 - updated • Saints Row: The Third - updated • Shogun 2: Total War - updated • Sleeping Dogs - added • Spec Ops: The Line - added • The Secret World - updated • Torchlight II - added • Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Future Soldier - added • Tornado Force - added • Tribes: Ascend - updated
NVIDIA 3D Vision - Added or updated the following 3D Vision profiles:
• Alan Wake's American Nightmare - rated Not Recommended • A New Dawn - rated Fair • All Zombies Must Die! Scorepocalypse - rated Good • ARMA 2: Operation Arrowhead - rated Fair • Bang Bang Racing - rated Excellent • Brave - rated 3D Vision Ready • Devil May Cry 4- rated Fair • Depth Hunter - updated rating to 3D Vision Ready • Dishonored - rated Good • End of Nations - rated Good • London 2012 The Official Video Game - rated Fair • Mad Doc Jr.'s Doom Rails - rated Excellent • Mass Effect 3 - updated in-game compatibility message and profile to be more compatible with community 3D mods • Max Payne 3 - updated rating to Excellent and updated in-game compatibility message to inform users to use DirectX 11, disable MSAA and use SSA0. • Raiderz - rated Fair • Roller Coaster Rampage - rated 3D Vision Ready • SCANIA Truck Driving Simulator - rated Fair • Street Fighter X Tekken - rated 3D Vision Ready • Test Drive: Ferrari Racing Legends - rated Good • Tiger Woods PGA 12: The Masters - rated Good • Tribes: Ascend - rated Fair • The Secret World - rated Good • The Walking Dead - rating Good • World of Warcraft: Mists of Panaria - rated Excellent
Other Profile Updates
• Added NVIDIA Control Panel antialiasing support for Diablo III • Added NVIDIA Control Panel antialiasing support for L.A. Noire • Added NVIDIA Control Panel antialiasing support for Rayman Origins • Added NVIDIA Control Panel ambient occlusion support for Star Wars: The Old Republic • Added NVIDIA Control Panel ambient occlusion support for Counter-strike: Global Offensive • Added NVIDIA Control Panel ambient occlusion support for MechWarrior Online • Disabled FXAA for several Windows programs like Media Player and Movie Maker.
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#4427332 Posted on: 10/09/2012 05:25 PM
Depends which INF is used. If you downloaded US driver then you need US INF.
I downloaded US and here is US x64bit Windows Vista/7/8 INF.
http://www.mediafire.com/?dgdb7zwn9bij6cj
Edit: its US on both UK and US server. And that INF in first post looks like its International.
Don't seem to be able to install these, installer just closes after I agree and accept blah blah.
Depends which INF is used. If you downloaded US driver then you need US INF.
I downloaded US and here is US x64bit Windows Vista/7/8 INF.
http://www.mediafire.com/?dgdb7zwn9bij6cj
Edit: its US on both UK and US server. And that INF in first post looks like its International.
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#4427333 Posted on: 10/09/2012 05:25 PM
I have butter smooth perf at 1080 with everything maxed incl physx with my 660ti and an oc'd 965.
If you want perfect performance in Borderlands 2, you´ll need another card for physx. With my 670 sli setup, the game runs perfect 60fps with physx on high. You cant get that with just one card i believe, not with physx on high, maybe on medium but not on high.
I have butter smooth perf at 1080 with everything maxed incl physx with my 660ti and an oc'd 965.
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#4427350 Posted on: 10/09/2012 05:37 PM
One 680 should be enough to handle the game completely maxed out seeing as the 570/580 can do it without problem. There is a known issue with 6xx series cards having poor CPU utilization due to drivers and game optimization.
If you want perfect performance in Borderlands 2, you´ll need another card for physx. With my 670 sli setup, the game runs perfect 60fps with physx on high. You cant get that with just one card i believe, not with physx on high, maybe on medium but not on high.
One 680 should be enough to handle the game completely maxed out seeing as the 570/580 can do it without problem. There is a known issue with 6xx series cards having poor CPU utilization due to drivers and game optimization.
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#4427356 Posted on: 10/09/2012 05:42 PM
I play Borderlands 2 maxed out perfectly with my overclocked 670 and i didn't experience any frames drop or lag at all.
I don't think i will notice a big difference with a second 670...
I play Borderlands 2 maxed out perfectly with my overclocked 670 and i didn't experience any frames drop or lag at all.
I don't think i will notice a big difference with a second 670...
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If you want perfect performance in Borderlands 2, you´ll need another card for physx. With my 670 sli setup, the game runs perfect 60fps with physx on high. You cant get that with just one card i believe, not with physx on high, maybe on medium but not on high.